It might ring like some kind of campaign rhetoric you might hear on the stump in a battleground state like Ohio, but it's true: Even though they're barely 11 years old, consumer driven health plans are our future.

Im hardly a conspiracy theorist. As anyone can tell you, I try to keep my paranoia on a personal level. But every day that dawns with some new court ruling, cabinet-level decision or presidential directive regarding the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, the more I wonder just what the...

I want you to take a minute out of your busy day and think about how much of it is spent on managing process rather than actually managing people. Or even simply communicating with them.

It looks like consumers are finally starting to drive their own health care.

This is the week we celebrate St. Valentine, with flowers and wine and lots of candy. So its either weirdly appropriate or painfully ironic that the beltway explodes in a somewhat contrived debate over contraceptives at the same time.

Well, just in case you had your doubts, consider the resurgent debate over the payroll tax cut. The suits in Congress have until Feb. 29 to figure out whether to extend the politically popular tax cut and hopefully how to pay for it or simply let it expire.

Two of the biggest names in the brokerage business, Mercer and Marsh, just dropped word theyve launched a new brand together to tackle the international business market.

Unum became the latest in a list of carriers and one of the market leaders to officially bail out of the business during their fourth-quarter earnings call this week.